cratch
/kratʃ
/noun dialect
A long open trough or rack used for holding food for farm animals out of doors.Therefore the cratch cover must be kept closed at all times unless you are home and can see that it is sunny out.
Origin
Middle English: from Old French creche; ultimately of Germanic origin and related to crib.
- mauvais langue
- mauvais pas
- mauvais quart d'heure
- conspicuity
- conspicuous
- conspicuous by one's absence
- conspicuous consumption
- conspicuously
- conspicuousness
- conspiracism
- conspiracist
- conspiracy
- conspiracy theorist
- conspiracy theory
- conspirator
- conspiratorial
- conspiratorialism
- conspiratorialist
- conspiratorially
- conspire
- conspirer
- con spirito
- Const.
- constable
- Constable, John